JoseCuervo
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I had the chance to go on a "High Fence" hog hunt on Saturday. It was a cheap enough deal, and if you didn't get one, you didn't pay. How can you lose on a deal like that???
It kind of turned out to be a bit of a circus at times, but I think all these "High Fence" canned hunts probably are.
I didn't get a chance to pull a trigger on anything, but I did see two others get whacked. One was about 160# and he folded up with a single shot.
But the other Hog was a huge old boar. I am not a good judge of these things, but the owner of the place said he would go 500#. He was just big and nasty (the pig, not the owner
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The goof-ball with me
wanted to use a 9mm on the big boar, but luckily somebody talked him out of it, and the old .22 came out. Hogs are kind of funny, but I am not sure if it is because of the "high fence" or not, but even when hit with the .22, he didn't run. He just took the shots, and grunted, and shook them off, just like a horse getting bit by a horsefly.
Anyhow, out came the Bobcat loader, and scooped up the pigs, and the pack was done. Not really sure how many more "high fence" canned hunts I will go on, but I guess, to each his own....
It kind of turned out to be a bit of a circus at times, but I think all these "High Fence" canned hunts probably are.

I didn't get a chance to pull a trigger on anything, but I did see two others get whacked. One was about 160# and he folded up with a single shot.
But the other Hog was a huge old boar. I am not a good judge of these things, but the owner of the place said he would go 500#. He was just big and nasty (the pig, not the owner

The goof-ball with me

Anyhow, out came the Bobcat loader, and scooped up the pigs, and the pack was done. Not really sure how many more "high fence" canned hunts I will go on, but I guess, to each his own....